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Lewiston hires new diversity, equity and inclusion specialist

Divine Selengbe will succeed Melissa Hue, who left last year during a period of friction with the previous City Council.

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Lewiston inauguration: Mayor Sheline asks Lewiston to turn its 'grit and resilience' into success

Incoming elected officials urged the community to continue the strength, perseverance and unity it displayed following the October shooting to move the city forward.

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Newsworthy people and performances for May 29, 2023

A roundup of new hires, promotions and achievements at businesses and nonprofits around Maine.

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Most Lewiston city councilors oppose $101 million school budget

The majority of the City Council said they will not support the $101 million school budget approved by the School Committee in a split vote last week.

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Lewiston library to show film for Black History Month Feb. 28

The City of Lewiston Diversity, Equity and Inclusion office is scheduled to highlight Black History Month with a movie and discussion night Tuesday, Feb. 28. This free, public program is set for 4-7 p.m. in Callahan Hall at the Lewiston Public Library at 200 Lisbon St. Ayat Hamza, a graduate from The University of North […]

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